16 Facts About Raymont Harris

Raymont Harris played college football for the Ohio State Buckeyes and was selected by the Chicago Bears in the fourth round of the 1994 NFL draft.

Raymont Harris was nicknamed "the Ultraback" because of his versatility.

Raymont Harris attended Ohio State University, where he set the school record for most rushing yards in a bowl game and finished his career at Ohio State as the school's sixth-leading rusher of all time.

Raymont Harris finished his career with 2,649 yards rushing and is currently still ranked fourth in most yards in a single game and eighth all-time in single season rushing attempts.

Raymont Harris graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications.

Raymont Harris was selected in the fourth round of the 1994 NFL draft with the 114th overall pick by the Chicago Bears.

Raymont Harris subsequently became the starting fullback for the Bears after Merril Hoge suffered a career-ending injury.

Raymont Harris became an integral part of the 1994 Chicago Bears playoff team.

Raymont Harris went on to lead the Bears in rushing for the 1996 NFL season.

Raymont Harris finished tied for sixth in the NFL with ten rushing touchdowns.

Raymont Harris spent the final two years of his career with three teams.

Raymont Harris retired in 2001 with 2,509 career rushing yards, 114 receptions for 739 yards, and 17 touchdowns.

Raymont Harris joined The Ohio State University Department of Athletics in March 2010 as Director of Development.

Raymont Harris was responsible for major gifts for all athletic priorities, including endowments and capital projects.

Raymont Harris currently is the CEO of a coaching and executive consulting company he owns called Elite Mindset and Performance.

Raymont Harris is a professional speaker and does keynote speaking engagements for football teams, athletic teams, organizations, events, meetings and more.